Understanding User Roles and Permissions
How to optimally manage access and permissions in E-Coach
In E-Coach, user roles control which functions and areas a user can access. To ensure security and clarity, we distinguish between global administrative roles, operational roles, and basic roles.
Some operational roles are limited, which means that a so-called Scope (access area) must be defined for them.
🔍 What does "Limited Access" (Scope) mean?
Roles marked as Limited in the tables below do not automatically have access to all data in the system. A scope must strictly be set up for these users.
A scope defines the exact viewing and editing area of a user and grants access to:
• Specific projects and/or
• Specific groups/teams
Example: A "Coach" can only view and edit the coachings and evaluations for the teams or projects explicitly assigned to them via their scope.
🛡️ Administrative Roles (Global)
These roles are used for managing and configuring the system. They require no scope, as their management area relates to the global settings.
🎯 Operational Roles (Scope required)
These roles work actively with the data in the system (evaluations, coachings, reports). A scope (project/group) must strictly be assigned for all these roles.
👤 Standard Roles
💡 Tip for assigning roles
Roles can be combined in many cases. If a user needs to manage the structure and assign users at the same time, for example, assign them both the Structure Administrator and the User Administrator.
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